Florence Flagg Elected New Head of Tippecanoe Council
Florence Flagg chosen as past president Della Cherry of Norfolk vacates role. W H Ryan of Washington vice president Effie Albaugh treasurer Elizabeth Williams secretary. Appointive officers Blance Hines first collector Helen Rowly second and Hilda Richards first usher Mary Fuchs second. Installations by Blanche Sheets and Mamie Fuchs. Banquet at Odd Fellows Hall with Silver Moon Council and Norfolk degree team performance amid snow delays. 150 to 175 attend including Flagg Williams Hines and others. Next meeting set for Baltimore in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Cherry
Norfolk
W. H. Ryan
Washington
Effie Albaugh
Frederick
Elizabeth Williams
Martinsburg
Blanche Hines
Helen Rowly
Odd Fellows Hall
Silver Moon Council
No. 15
Aexandria
Jack Lemonte
Richmond
Flagg
Williams
Hines
Clara Smallwood
Nellie McBee
Pearl Staubly
Betty Rockwell
McBee
Virginia Whisson
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
A sequence of meetings and social events listed for the week includes Winchester Lodge Elks at 8:00 p m, Grace Lutheran Church choir practice 8:15 p m, Senior choir at United Brethren 8:15 p m, President's Ball at George Washington Hotel with dancing until 1:00 a m, Rotary Club luncheon at the same hotel 12:30 p m, postponed Bryarly and Kernstown Community League gatherings, Girls' Athletic Association bridge night for basketball fund, American Legion Robertes Conrad Post luncheon 12:30 p m, Civic League meeting at Mrs Melvin Green's home, Music Lovers Club concert 8:30 p m at George Washington Hotel featuring Christine Gunglangson and Fishburn, Lions Club meeting 12:30 p m, and Kiwanis Club meeting at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Enoir
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
George Washington Hotel
Rotary Club
Bryarly Community League
Kernstown Community League
Girls’ Athletic Association
Robertes Conrad Post
American Legion
The
Civic League
Melvin Green
South Washington Street
Music Lovers Club
Christine Gunlangson
Mary Baldwin College
Miss Fishburn
Tiedmann-Guyer Wedding Is Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Nancy Guyer to Mr. Charts Tiedmann. They wed in South Mills North Carolina with Rev. H. S. Berry officiating. The couple will reside in Wilmington after Mr. Tiedmann’s transfer by the Texas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Guyer
Charts Tiedmann
South Mills
N. C
H. S. Berry
North West
Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg High School
Tiedmann
Texas Company
Wilmington
Civic League to Hear Radio Talks in Leisure Time
At a Civic League meeting on Friday February 1 at 3 30 pm at the president Mrs Melvin Green home South Washington street members should bring clippings on radio and discuss leisure time radio. A discussion of arrangements for a card party and cabaret at the George Washington Hotel on March 1 for the milk fund will be held during the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Melvin Green
South Washington Street
Civic League For
Milk Fund
Lowell Decker
Florida
Elizabeth Allen
Rockledge
Fla
Charlotte Nelson Holt
Warrenton
S. A. Appleton
John Keith
Vandergrift
Washington
Bruce Warden
Hugh M. Nelson
George H. Burwell
Tartone
Ardmorelte
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Arno Art Club
Pierre’ Tartone
Tartoue
L. C. Gibbon
London
Courtney Byrd Jones
Millwood
Los Angeles
Shower Honors Mr and Mrs William Swisher
A miscellaneous shower was given for Mr. and Mrs. William Swisher by their relatives at their Morningside Drive home. About 30 friends attended the event with gifts arranged on a Valentine colored table and games were played. Mrs Sylvia Goode, before marriage, is the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Goode
Morningside Drive
William Swisher
Candle Light Service Planned at Christ Episcopal Church
The Young People’s Service League of Christ Episcopal Church plans a candle light service on Sunday February 3 at 530 pm lasting under 30 minutes. The league invites other Winchester congregations to attend. Mr and Mrs J C Turner of Belle Vernon PA have returned after attending Mrs Carper’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Young People’s Service League of Christ Episcopal Church
Young People’s Service League
Wincester
J. C. Turner
Belle Vernon, Pa
Brooks' Pharmacy Ad Offers Prescription Service
Our Prescription Department. Our first thought is service to you. Registered Pharmacists in constant charge. Bring us your prescriptions. Brooks' Pharmacy Phone 766.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Defense to Call Two Medical Experts in Lindbergh Baby Case
Flemington New Jersey January 30 The defense attorney Eghbert Rosecrans said to introduce two or more experts to challenge the state autopsy findings on the Lindbergh baby. One expert from Pennsylvania and one from New York questioned the cause of death and the handling of evidence noting naked eye observation cannot detect a blood clot ten weeks after death. Rosecrans stressed the experts' testimony is of utmost importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
Eghbert Rosecrans
Bruno Hauptmann
Pennsylvania
New York
Rosecrans
Good Report On T B Work Made In Clarke County
In Clarke CountyMiss Theodore Cox leads tuberculosis drive while state school attendance shifts sub chairmen to continue work. The 1888 total raised 388.75 includes 42 from Alma Layton's Dixie Now and Then concert. A White Post concert tonight will again fund the effort despite limited relief aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Theodore Cox
Clarke County
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
BE. Jaquelin Smith
Agnes Page
Greenway
Thompson Sowers
George Lee
Chapel
Glenn Burch
R. C. Lloyd
Battletown
E. J. Smith
Lucille Smith
Longmarsh
Nellie Mae Evans
A. Cummins
Robert Cummins
Nicholas Morrison
Boyce
Alma Layton
Dixie
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
White Post
Eastman presses radical overhaul of federal transport regulator
Federal Coordinator Joseph B. Eastman proposes a recreated Interstate Commerce Commission with 16 members in five divisions to regulate land sea and air transport. A coordinator would push nationwide coordination with possible $20,000 daily fines for noncompliance and removal of all transport from NRA control. Eastman rejects regional consolidation and government ownership, urging bankruptcy act reforms to aid railroad reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastman
Have & Ee
NRA
Prince
Ordinance On Slaughter House Control Read At Meeting
Public and Local Improvement committee, with Sanitary and Finance members present, voted to recommend adopting the slaughter house control ordinance. Councilman Ralph Snapp read the proposal, and City Solicitor Reardon will draft it for council consideration next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Snapp
Reardon
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Portsmouth
Newport News
Norfolk
Richmond
Suffolk
Staunton
Snapp
A. Lee Coble
C Douglas Barnett
Peyton Marshall
Field
Glamorous Glasgow MP attacks MacDonald in Commons
Attacks Premier George Buchanan a Labour MP from Glasgow stuns the house by calling Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald a swine and a mountebank during a tense debate on the new nationalized dole system. He says MacDonald ought to be flung out of public life and horse whipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Buchanan
Glasgow
Scotland
House of Commons
Ramsay MacDonald
Buchanan
MacDonald
Home of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Jacobs Damaged By Kitchen Range Explosion
In Millwood Virginia on a cold Monday a kitchen range explosion demolished the Jacobs home kitchen, blew the range across the floor and shattered windows, while snowdrifts and freezing weather created broader havoc in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Jacobs
Long Branch
Millwood
Edward Jacobs
Katherine Kleberg
White House
Roosevelt
Kleberg
Richard Kleberg
Texas
N. B. Page
Chevy Chase
Henrietta King Welton
Theodora Cox
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
I C C Members Support Unchanged Structure Plan
Eight I C C members in a letter to Congress say reorganization is unnecessary. Baskman argues for a system of separation that preserves unity in transportation policy while ensuring efficient service, fair labor treatment, adequate credit, and room to expand with technological progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Baskman
Foreign Flags at Army Post at Fort Niagara
Fort Niagara, part of the U S Army reservation, remains the only U S post to fly foreign flags, highlighting its historic display at the garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Post
Fort Niagara Military Reservation
Old Fort Niagara
United States Army Post
Woman Faces Trial On Four Murder Charges
Minnie Rose Jenkins 29 is charged with murder in the poison deaths of three of her four children and with twice attempting to kill her husband Charley Jenkins 39 a relief worker. Pulaski county grand jury indicted her on three murder counts and two assault with intent to kill charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock, Ark
Minnie Rose Jenkins
Pulaski County
Jenkins
Charley Jenkins
NRA Set to Revise Codes to Boost Jobs
The NRA will launch a renewed bid to raise industrial employment and payrolls through code revisions. At public hearings the board will gather input from labor and industry on changes to existing agreements, while AFL leaders push a thirty hour week without pay reduction as their main proposal to cut unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Fight Develops On Horse Racing In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg updates report a split over legalizing racing and pari mutuel betting with the Pennsylvania Fair Association backing betting at county tracks while the Pennsylvania Council of Churches condemns lotteries and racing bills as gambling harms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Fair Association
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
General Assembly
Bronze Doors Guard Archives Mighty Gates Built in Cleveland
Bronze doors rise 85 feet high 9 feet wide and 1 foot thick guarding the archives building in Washington. Each weighs over ten tons and were transported from Cleveland by truck for installation. Japan’s “35 league” enlists women who remain thirty five years old forever as members in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Japan
Tokio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florence Flagg
Tri-State League
Lions’ Eel
George Washingtonotel
Kiwanis Club
Raymond Patton
South Kent Street
Patton
Hilda Perry
Stuart Perry
India
Church of Christ
Bessie Farrar Madsen
Winchester Church of Christ
West
Cork Street
Anne Spottswood Harrison
Mr. Taylor
Peyton Randolph Harrison
W. Va
Bennett Taylor
Lewis Randolph Taylor
Princeton
Miss Harrison
Nannie Boyd
Winchester
B. Mitchell Knight
Fairmont Avenue
Just
Huntsberry
Mr. and
Mrs. Swisher
Kernstown
Carroll Randolph Shiley
Strother Shiley
Memorial Hospital
Hauptmann
White Post Church
Federal Coordinator of Transportation
Commission
Smart Ensemble
Lovetty
Loudoun St
Nat. B. Page
M. Pierre Tarton
Art
American Federation of Labor
Commercial & Savings Bank
F. D. LC
N. Loudoun St
Telephone
Park
Chuck Roast
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
OWENS
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Lovett Brothers
Sampson
R. M. Swimley
Hamman’s Dollar Store
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